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Panaverse Startup GPT: Help You Start a Startup

Using GenAI, Web 3, and Cloud Technologies to Create Startups

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If you’ve never started a business, the first time can be a little scary. Especially because it takes a lot of hard work and planning. On top of this, only about half of all businesses survive five years or longer.

Luckily, there are basic strategies for startups provided by Panaverse which you can follow to help get your company up and running:

Steps to Help You Start a Startup

If you’ve never started a business, the first time can be a little scary. Especially because it takes a lot of hard work and planning. On top of this, only about half of all businesses survive five years or longer.1

Luckily, there are 9 basic strategies for startups you can follow to help get your company up and running:

  1. Start with a Great Idea Your first step in learning how to start a business is to identify a problem and solution. This is because successful startups begin from business ideas that fill the needs of a group of customers. But your idea doesn’t always have to be a new one. You can update existing products or services in a way that’s better for the consumer. This can be as simple as:
  • Changing the product’s appearance
  • Adding a new feature
  • Finding a new use for a product that customers already love

For instance, Apple started from Steve Jobs’ original idea for a computer and has since created enhanced versions that better fit the market. They’ve also continued to evolve newer products like iPhones and iPads, making them more useful with each update. One example is how they’re adding a keyboard for iPads that’ll make them easier to use like a laptop.2 All these innovations by Apple led to them being worth of over a billion dollars.

  1. Make a Business Plan and write a While Paper Once you have an idea, you’ll want to start building a business plan that describes your products and services in detail. It should include information on your industry, operations, finances and a market analysis.

Writing a White Paper is also important for getting financing for your startup through Web3 Marketplaces. People are more likely to give funds to companies that can clearly explain how they’re going to use the money and why they need it.

  1. Create A DAO

  2. Secure Funding for Your Startup by Crowd Funding

The cost of a startup is different for every business owner. However, no matter what your costs are, you’ll likely need to get startup financing. In the Panaverse plan you raise funding by raising funds by selling DAO tokens.

Friends and family Angel investors Venture capitalists Bank loans

You can also apply for a business credit card. Many companies offer 0% APR promotions, which means you won’t pay interest on your purchases if you pay off the balance before the end of the offer period. We’ve partnered with Fundera, which put together a list of the top credit cards offering 0% interest rates.

If you don’t get the right amount of funding or can’t raise money for your business, you’ll risk not being able to pay your operating costs. This may cause you to close your doors. In fact, it’s estimated that 29% of startups fail because they run out of money.

To make sure you get the right amount, you’ll want to estimate your costs and cash flow, including the interest rates on your loans. Once you do that, you can use QuickBooks or FreshBooks to track your expenses and help you stick to a budget.

  1. Surround Yourself With the Right People There can be a lot of risk in starting a business. That’s why you’ll need essential business advisors to help guide you along the way, like:

Attorneys Certified Public Accountants (CPAs) Insurance professionals Web 3 Strategist Building the right startup team is especially important in the early stages of small businesses. This means you’ll want to carefully select your:

Co-founders Contractors Initial employees, including remote workers

  1. Develop a Marketing Plan and using Ownership Economy Principles

Every startup needs to spend different amounts of money and time on marketing. It’s an important expense, because it helps you:

Establish a brand identity Stand out from competition Create customer relationships and build loyalty Increase visibility, which attracts new customers Strengthen your company’s reputation Some startup marketing activities you should look into include:

Using social media to engage customers and promote coupons or deals Giving rewards out for referrals, which brings in more business Offering free samples or demos in your store Sponsoring events to get your name out there in local communities Provide Ownership to your Company through ERC-20 Tokens

  1. Build a Customer Base and Community In order for your startup business to have long-term success, you’ll want to build a customer base. These loyal customers can help with:

Boosting your sales, because they’re willing to keep spending at your company Sending a message to new customers that your brand is trustworthy Gaining referrals, which saves you time and effort with finding new customers Some ways you can attract and retain customers include:

Regularly offering a great product or service Launching loyalty programs to keep them coming in Using affiliate marketing on social media, which involves paying influencers to promote products to your target audience Focusing on great customer service Using market research to understand your customers’ expectations better Asking for feedback directly from the customer On top of this, the International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC) found that 92% of consumers said their loyalty to specific retailers was because they offered prices that were fair and matched the value of their product, while 79% said it was because of product quality.

  1. Plan to Change Startups change drastically within their first few years in operation. A key to success is to evolve and adapt your business model to your market and industry.

Some strategies to make sure you’re prepared to adapt are:

Hiring forward thinkers so you know your team is adaptable Listening to feedback from customers, suppliers and others that you work with Staying updated on trends in your industry

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